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A few weeks ago, I looked at the early days of college lacrosse in Georgia, specifically concerning Georgia Tech’s varsity stint, albeit it a short one, in the sport during the late 1920s and early 1930s. Well, this week we head six hours north to Tobacco Road, and take a look at another ACC school that once had men’s lacrosse, NC State. Continue reading “Throwback Thursday: When The Wolfpack Roamed the Lacrosse Field” →
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Hofstra and UMass went head-to-head at Stony Brook in the 2006 NCAA Quarterfinals. While this contest pegged two hunters looking for their first-ever Championship Weekend berth against each other, it was also a rematch of a regular-season meeting in which UMass handed Hofstra their first loss of the season. Continue reading “Game Rewind: UMass vs Hofstra in 2006 NCAA Quarterfinals” →
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NJIT officially announced its move from the Atlantic Sun to the America East on Monday morning. The move will help elevate the Highlanders’ athletic profile as a whole, and lacrosse is no exception to that. Continue reading “NJIT Can Make Strides in The America East” →
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On Monday, NJIT will formally announce their move from the Atlantic Sun (A-SUN) to the America East, which was made public vis the conference’s social media earlier in the week, and Robert Morris (RMU) will announce their move from the NEC to the Horizon League. Continue reading “With Robert Morris and NJIT Making Moves, What Will NEC Lacrosse Look Like in The Near Future?” →
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When the Princeton Tigers and Duke Blue Devils met in front of 30,580 fans on May 24th, 1997 at Byrd Stadium in College Park, Md. for the NCAA the semifinals it was practically a matchup between two squads on polar opposite ends of the totem pole. Continue reading “Game Rewind: Princeton vs Duke in 1997 NCAA Semifinals” →
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Ivy League coaches got some gutwrenching news on Thursday, as it was announced that Cornell senior attackman Jeff Teat has received a fifth-year waiver through the Ivy League and will be returning in 2021. Continue reading “Is The Ivy League Cornell’s To Lose in 2021?” →
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NJIT will be joining the America East Conference next season, according to a report from Jeff Goodman. The school was previously a full member of the Atlantic Sun and an affiliate member of the Northeast Conference (NEC) for lacrosse. Continue reading “Report: NJIT to Join the America East Next Season” →
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The Dartmouth Big Green have only had one 11-win season in the NCAA era and one NCAA Tournament berth in program history. Both of those milestones came during Big Green’s 2003 season, which was the fifth and final year under head coach Rick Sowell. Continue reading “Throwback Thursday: 2003 Dartmouth Big Green” →
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Two DI head coaching positions have opened in the past few weeks, as Rashad Devoe left Hampton to take the head coaching job at Amherst and Jon Birsner left VMI to become the head coach and assistant athletic director at Culver Military Academy (Ind.). Continue reading “Looking at Potential Candidates for Hampton, VMI” →
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Former Johns Hopkins midfielder Alex Concannon will be playing his final year of college lacrosse at Hofstra. Concannon announced the news on his Instagram on Monday night. Continue reading “Former Johns Hopkins Midfielder Alex Concannon Transferring to Hofstra” →
